Vishwas Lele is an AIS Chief Technology Officer and is responsible for the company vision and execution of creating business solutions using .NET technologies. Vishwas brings close to 20 years of experience and thought leadership to his position, and has been at AIS for 13 years.
A noted industry speaker and author, Vishwas is the Microsoft Regional Director for the Washington, D.C. area and a member of the Connected Systems Division Advisors group. Additionally, Vishwas has received an MVP (Most Valuable Professional) for Solution Architecture award for both 2006 and 2007.
Prior to joining AIS, Vishwas worked for Tata Unisys and Microstrategy. Vishwas received his Bachelors degree in Electronics Engineering from Nagpur University in India and his Masters degree in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University.
TechTalk
15 Jan 2010
4 Examples of Higher Order Software Development
Vishwas Lele writes
"...empowering the business users to build their own software may be the only real way to scale and enable the business to adapt/react quickly to external market forces...four concrete examples of applications to which we have applied this paradigm...Excel Services based solution...incident reporting and management...we built the software tools that allowed the business-users to create the program they need. This approach has a number of benefits..."
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TechTalk
04 Jan 2010
Secret to Cloud Computing as a Moneymaker - 2010 Predictions
Vishwas Lele writes
"...Leading System Integrators could see up to 10% of their revenue coming from cloud based services, by the end of 2010...bring the benefits of the cloud to the SMB space...In the past year, there were a staggering number of changes to the Windows Azure Platform...expect this trend to..."
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Editors Picks
15 Oct 2009
Questions Around Azure Deserve Clarifying
Vishwas Lele writes
"...some broad-brush statements questioning Azure’s pricing, performance and applicability that I have come across lately, deserve some clarifications....I have attempted to capture some of these concerns and provide my humble thoughts on why we need a take a holistic approach when evaluating the Windows Azure Platform...The Azure team has heard the above feedback...And for the rest of us..."
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